Reno — Ms. Kushner's descriptions made her resemble in my mind the singer Cat Power — works in a film shop and becomes a model of sorts, posing for what are known as color-timing control strips, headshots attached to the beginning of a film to help technicians establish accurate flesh tones.
Full digital readout of the charge and timing of each anode strip will be achieved with flash ADC cards allowing pulse shape analysis of the signals.
These improvements include automatic commencement of timing when both the sample and the strip are in the meter, smaller sample-volume requirements, an error signal if the sample volume is inadequate, "lock out" if controls are not assayed, and bar code readers to identify the lot of the strips.
Since I do the strip every day, I occasionally get lucky with timing, but I can't say in good faith I was trying to warn anybody.
As arguably the last "rock star" creator to break into syndicated comics — "Pearls" runs in more than 600 papers, and the book collections have topped sales charts — Pastis knows even his strip's existence is entirely a matter of timing.
Note in particular that all data used here has been intentionally stripped of any detailed information on specific incidents beyond information on timing, severity and location of attacks.
"They get to the ball well, they hunt the ball down, they're trying to strip it, they're trying to disrupt routes, they're trying to disrupt timing.
Much of it occurs in flattened, 2-D bas-relief movement; that makes it look archaic, but the timing, and John Rawlings's set and costumes, also give it the feel of an American comic strip.
The timing is a major embarrassment for the government, coinciding with the introduction of national security laws that strip dual nationals of their Australian citizenship if they are accused of terrorism.
Regional variations in paydays allowed them to strip out the effects on mortality rates of the seasons, days of the week and the timing of public holidays.
The timing was perfect, as by the early 1930s American newspapers were discovering the appeal of serialised adventure strips, following the success of Tarzan, Buck Rogers and others.
